Sentence examples for arbitrary cutting from inspiring English sources

To ameliorate, this paper systematically advocates a novel deformation and arbitrary cutting simulation approach by adaptively integrating FEM-based fully-physical simulation and local deformation's modal reuse into a CUDA-enabled parallel computation framework.

And we're trying very hard to develop a character and avoid arbitrary cutting to any of the musicians.

By this software, the regional formation pressure can be displayed layer by layer, rotated or displayed in arbitrary cutting section, etc.

Visual analysis of the 3D model helps engineers to comprehend the complexity of geological structures, and enables arbitrary cutting, rock-mass quality classification, and digital drilling.

Compounding the issue is that with now 16 candidates declared, they all can't fit on a debate stage, forcing Fox News into a rather arbitrary approach to cutting it down to 10, with a variety of polling numbers and other stats that may not be an indicator of anything.

Luo Huiqian, another researcher at the Institute of Physics, says that most big science projects in China have suffered from arbitrary cost cutting; as a result, the finished product is often a far cry from what was proposed.

It is an arbitrary selection of a cutting off value that screens relatively higher risk areas over the given study area.

We have developed a new technique for producing miniature gratings by cutting out arbitrary shaped pieces from a large, high efficiency transmission grating, using a tightly focused femtosecond laser beam.

"David Blunkett has set schools the completely arbitrary and unacceptable target of cutting the number of expulsions or - to use the current jargon - the number of permanent exclusions by a third over the next two years.

We used this system to conduct several operations including a SEM monitored micro house construction by assembling and bonding walls and roof, an optical microscope monitored microscopic insemination by inserting a sperm into an ovum, and a fluorescent microscope monitored DNA surgery cutting out an arbitrary gene from a chromosome.

But I think it's useful to be reminded of why cutting in an abrupt, arbitrary fashion is so much worse than cutting in a planned fashion.